washkwaḷkoḷcoir fibre, fine, not woven, left over from weaving, used as wash cloth.bwijinbwijerub clothes in washing.ṃukṃuksmell of unwashed sexual organs.būṇowash anus after defecating, especially women and children, usually in ocean.eọreorwash bottles.naṃnaṃwash down.pepepewash hands.aṃwinwash one's face.ormejwash private parts, female.ḷokḷokwash rice.patpatwash, as a wave or backwash.tọrwashed ashore.ḷukutwater for washing hands.aṃwin

watchalwōj,kōmja,mejek,wajkeep watch all the time, as on board a ship or at a bedside, without taking a rest.kajumejkeep watching.mejekpossessive classifier, children, pets, money, watches, or Bible.nāji-to watch patiently.akadewatch and long for a bite of food while another is eating.kōjṃaalwatch birds alight to locate roost.akajokwatch birds to locate roost.akadewatch for enemies.kawalwatch over.alalwatch with evil interest or hidden purpose.kōppaowatchman.wajwatch-tower.miade

wavea wave.ṇobeating of the waves.depdepbow waves from a ship.atbreaking of waves.buñraak,rerebreaking waves.buñṇocanoe part, waveguard on both sides of sailing canoe.añtūklidistant rumbling of waves.lijeñūrñūrflow, series of larger waves.ibebfollow a large wave in entering a lagoon.ḷooribebheaping up of waves.jetakmounting wave which does not break.ñōlname of waves caused by typhoon.Lōṇomeme,Lōttọọr,Likkūr,Liṃjeed,Lōbjañwūjooj,Lōtbarnavigation "knot" where two waves meet.buojnot cut waves well.ṇojọperiod between series of larger waves.mọọlremain ahead of a wave when sailing following the wind.buñṃaanride the waves.ṃōtsound of waves pounding on reef.lijeñūrñūrsteady waves buffeting the shore.ninearearstrike a wave.ṃwitaaksuperstition that large waves portend the arrival of a vessel.tokwanwawaft, of waves.kinōōrwash, as a wave or backwash.tọrwave ready to break.jatakwave-guard on a canoe.ubweṇowaves caused by something.liṃaajṇoṇowaves of ships or planes.ibebwaves receding from shore slapping against incoming waves.jipikra

weatherlaña breeze forecasting calm weather.añinlurcheck the weather.katuforecast weather.katuforecast weather by observing clouds.kōbbaalintensifier, of limited use: for time, tide, or weather.jelōñlōñlightning as a sign of fair weather.jetḷādiktime of fair weather.iien rakunclear weather.tab

weaveājto weave pandanus thatch.wewāto weave the edges of a mat or hat.jekōtweave flowers or shells into a lei.ḷōḷō

weavingcrossed in weaving or plaiting.idaaptōkstrands for weaving garlands or stringing leis.idweaving strips.iden

wellaebōj-laḷa well.aebōjbucket or can for drawing water from a well.keikōbto drink from a well or a hole in a tree by bending over and using the mouth directly.ṃōtwater rises in a well or swamp.jibwell water.aebōj-laḷ,dānnin laḷ

wireweaground wire.kūrawūnstrand of rope or wire.kostrong wires twisted together.kebōḷto pull and break objects such as string, rope, wire or grass.tūṃtūṃwire for stringing fish.ilewire leader, used in fishing.atad,ḷōḷ